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• Superheroes, original comic art and more fly in latest Phil-Comics auction

  By John Freeman on 26 October 2023

  

  Another fine selection of vintage British comics on offer from the award-winning eBay auction house

• Classic Doctor Who explored in new BBC Four documentary fronted by David Tennant

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2023 • ( 1 )

  

  David Tennant will time travel back through the BBC archives to tell the story of the Doctor’s classic era

• Time Bomb Comics releases second issue of Spectrum

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2023

  

  New Captain Scarlet, Space Precinct and Terrahawks return

• More Halloween horror in new Commando comics, out this week

  By John Freeman on 25 October 2023

  

  Halloween war comic horror ahead!

• In Review: illustrators Issue 42 headlines with Richard Corben retrospective

  By John Freeman on 24 October 2023

  

  Another terrific look at a range of artists past and present from Book Palace Books

• Get ready for SMASH! – on sale in comic shops tomorrow

  By John Freeman on 24 October 2023

  

  It’s here! Paul Grist and a fine cadre of artists deliver SMASH! this week

• Manchester’s first Creatives for Change event announces Rewriting Extinction’s Paul Goodenough, artists Sayra Begum, Venessa Scott as guests

  By John Freeman on 24 October 2023

  

  An opportunity to find out how collaboration and creativity can be used to create positive change

• Gerry Anderson’s Bearandas stalk Gosh London!

  By John Freeman on 23 October 2023

  

  Find out more about surely what is the most mind-bending, creepiest Gerry Anderson-related project, ever!

• Set to Stun: Designing & Filming Sci-Fi in West London opens at Gunnersbury Park Museum

  By John Freeman on 23 October 2023

  

  A new exhibition in west London sheds light on SF film and TV design secrets

• Battle of Ideas Festival asks – is satire still possible, after Steve Bell sacked by The Guardian

  By John Freeman on 23 October 2023

  

  Is there a future for political cartooning in an age of instant outrage?

• First Graphic Novel Long List revealed

  By John Freeman on 23 October 2023

  

  Nearly 200 entries received for consideration for this Award spotlighting new graphic novelists

• REDEYE Magazine’s return on course for launch at Thought Bubble

  By John Freeman on 22 October 2023

  

  Engine Comics ace magazine promoting independent comics is back

• In Review: Enough Nonsense by David Robertson (et al)

  By John Freeman on 22 October 2023

  

  We check out the latest, quirky and enjoyable anthology from Fred Egg Comics

• Doctor Who – Terror from the Deep: Episode 51

  By John Freeman on 21 October 2023 • ( 2 )

  

  New Episode! Ace thinks the Movellans have a screw loose. Literally.

• Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases, a cautionary wartime tale from cartoonist Giles

  By John Freeman on 21 October 2023

  

  It’s cold and flu season, use your handkerchief… says Giles, back in 1944

• In Pictures: The Colchester Commando Swap Meet – and a “Paddy Payne” puzzler!

  By James Bacon on 20 October 2023 • ( 1 )

  

  James Bacon reports on the latest Commando Swop Meet, and a war comic mystery…

• In Memoriam: Cartoonist Tony Husband

  By John Freeman on 20 October 2023 • ( 2 )

  

  A great loss to British cartooning, and his family

• “Dan Dare” art by Frank Hampson and more feature in Woolley & Wallis Auction today

  By John Freeman on 19 October 2023

  

  This auction of Dan Dare art starts soon, today, Thursday 19th October – don’t miss out

• Signature Publishing launches Dreamworks Trolls magazine as new animated feature film heads to cinemas

  By John Freeman on 18 October 2023

  

  A new magazine for young Trolls fans is now on sale in newsagents

• Creating Comics: Catching Up with Garen Ewing, creator of The Rainbow Orchid

  By Matt Badham on 18 October 2023

  

  Matthew Badham, Garen chats about his career, his hopes for the future and his return to the world of Julius Chancer…

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